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• •ing Height Handout-P <br /> City of Everett, W <br /> How to Calculate Building Height and Show on Your Plans <br /> Step 1) Find the midpoints. _ <br /> Stake out the smallest rectangle ..,. A= <br /> that encompasses the corners of <br /> the proposed building. Label the <br /> midpoints "A, B, C, and D" on the D B <br /> site plan. <br /> Step 2) Select Bench Mark = 100'. c, <br /> Select a fixed bench mark or datum ..it. -- <br /> point such as the top of a utility <br /> cover, monument in road, or other <br /> permanent point that cannot be BENCHLR <br /> easily moved. Use the nominal bench <br /> mark elevation of 100' or a surveyed / <br /> datum elevation. Show your bench A----- <br /> mark and the starting elevation on - , <br /> the site plan. , <br /> a< <br /> D • <br /> - <br /> Step 3) Establish the difference in ......................► E <br /> elevation. If the elevation of a <br /> point measured is above the bench _____ <br /> mark then add to 100'. If the <br /> elevation is below the bench mark <br /> then subtract from 100'. <br /> B <br /> L� ENCHMARK <br /> (MANHOL ) <br /> Step 4) Calculate the average base <br /> elevation and maximum elevation. a A = <br /> Add all midpoints together and B = <br /> divide by 4 to determine the C = <br /> average base elevation. Add the D <br /> maximum height to the average Total Divided by 4= Average Base Elevation <br /> base elevation to determine the + 28' max. <br /> maximum elevation allowed. Maximum Elevation Allowed = <br /> .......... <br /> ..► <br /> Step 5) Show the height .... <br /> calculations. r-r _,'H_IGirAL QvED <br /> On your site plan, show your RIDGEHEIG"r E` <br /> height calculations as shown TOP PLATE EL <br /> in the table above. Also show <br /> one elevation view of yourri <br /> ;— "�•f <br /> I Riff 1...?I Ana7_1 FINIS ED FLC9R EL <br /> proposed structure with a� -1 pp;p (:s <br /> elevation and height - _ _,/ <br /> calculations. ..� .�i 1111 <br /> �...—.a, illl <br /> I 1111 9�••••u r N TOP?LATE EL. <br /> n e AVERAGE ELEVAr_ON EL. <br /> FII QSnED =LOOR EL. <br /> BENCHMARK EL"VA''ION <br />
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